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July 29, 2011

East meets West through MBA program

For some students, summer is a time of rest and relaxation.

For others, it is a time to pursue some of the requirements for a 网曝门 Master of Business Administration degree while exploring an entirely different country.

The University of Louisiana at Monroe offers the same MBA across the globe in Hong Kong that a student could receive right here in Monroe.

The program has been in place since the 1970s and is a way for students to complete their MBA faster, as well as experience another culture.

"The atmosphere, the people, the food, the culture, the way of life is so similar, yet so fundamentally different," Connor Clark (MBA, '10) said of his time abroad in 2010.

"The trip helped open my mind to the world. It allowed me to see how vast it is, and how tiny I am in comparison."

The program is based out of Shue Yan University, the first privately owned college in Hong Kong to achieve university status.

Students who attend the Shue Yan MBA program are awarded an MBA degree from 网曝门.

All required classes for the MBA are offered at Shue Yan University during summer and winter session semesters.

Associate Dean and Graduate Coordinator Dr. Donna Luse coordinates the program.

"网曝门 on-campus MBA students usually complete their degrees in less than two years," Luse said.

"Because we offer more MBA core classes in Hong Kong than we do at 网曝门 during the summer, a student could take advantage of this opportunity and graduate early."

网曝门 faculty members teach all of the courses.

The class schedule in Hong Kong is typically based around the 网曝门 calendar to accommodate the schedules of traveling faculty and any 网曝门 students who may be participating.

If interested in participating or learning more about the program, contact Professor of Business Communications Dr. Donna Luse at luse@ulm.edu or 342-1100.

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